BYD

BYD Tops Tesla in EU Sales for Second Straight Month

The electric vehicle (EV) market in Europe is growing fast. More people want cars that run on batteries or use plugs. Governments push this by offering incentives, strict emission rules, and bans on new petrol/diesel car sales in the coming decades. In August 2025, the EU auto market grew 5.3 % year over year. Electrified…

Intel

Intel Pursues Apple Investment to Fuel Chip Revival Strategy

Intel, once a leader in chip manufacturing, is facing significant challenges in the competitive semiconductor industry. To address this, the company has approached Apple Inc. for a potential investment, aiming to bolster its financial position and technological capabilities. This move comes after a series of strategic investments, including a $2 billion equity stake from SoftBank…

Job Vacancies

Australian Job Vacancies Decline in August as Private Sector Slows

The Australian labor market faced a shift in August as job vacancies declined, signaling a slowdown in the private sector. After months of resilience, the pace of hiring began to weaken, raising questions about the strength of the economy heading into the last quarter of the year. This development highlights growing concerns about consumer spending,…

Social Media Ban

UN Applauds Australia’s Social Media Ban for Teenagers

The United Nations has applauded Australia for taking a bold step with its recently announced social media ban for teenagers. This move has sparked global debates about the safety, health, and future of younger generations growing up in the digital era.  As concerns around online addiction, cyberbullying, and exposure to harmful content grow, Australia’s decision…

YMTC

YMTC Eyes DRAM Market Entry to Expand Memory Chip Footprint

The memory chip market is going through big changes. In September 2025, news broke that Yangtze Memory Technologies Co. (YMTC) is planning to enter the DRAM business. This is a big move because YMTC has been known mainly for its NAND flash products. Now it wants to step into a market ruled by giants like…